Reactochart

Reactochart is a library of React components for creating data visualization charts and graphs. Components include line chart, bar chart, area chart, heat maps, scatterplot, histogram, pie chart, sankey diagram, and tree map.

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Getting started

  1. Install reactochart using npm.
npm i reactochart --save
  1. Then you can import an individual Reactochart component:
import LineChart from 'reactochart/LineChart';
  1. If you prefer, you can import all of Reactochart at once, though this may hinder some optimizations, such as webpack tree-shaking:
import { XYPlot, XAxis, YAxis, LineChart } from 'reactochart';

or

import * as Reactochart from 'reactochart';
  1. Import reactochart's base styles
import 'reactochart/styles.css';
  1. Build your first chart and see it rendered! For example, the following code snippet:
import XYPlot from 'reactochart/XYPlot';
import XAxis from 'reactochart/XAxis';
import YAxis from 'reactochart/YAxis';
import LineChart from 'reactochart/LineChart';
import 'reactochart/styles.css';

const MyFirstLineChart = props => (
  <XYPlot>
    <XAxis title="Phase" />
    <YAxis title="Intensity" />
    <LineChart
      data={Array(100)
        .fill()
        .map((e, i) => i + 1)}
      x={d => d}
      y={d => Math.sin(d * 0.1)}
    />
  </XYPlot>
);

results in this:

Live Examples

The examples contain more details about each component and the prop-types it accepts. To run the examples locally and play with the different types of charts in a live code editor:

  1. Clone this repo and cd to the newly-created directory
  2. Run npm run serve in your terminal (note: if you're running Python in v3 or higher you'll need to run python -m http.server)
  3. Go to http://localhost:8000

Reactochart Components

Chart Foundations

XY Plot

XY Axis Components

Chart Types

Non-XY charts

XY charts

XY datum components (used by charts/axes)

Other

Development

If you'd like to contribute to the development this project, first fork & clone this repo, and then follow these steps:

Global dependencies

  • This project uses NPM to manage dependencies and run scripts. Run npm -v to check if you already have it installed.
    If you don't have it, NPM is packaged with Node.js - download and run the
    install package located on nodejs.org to install.
  • Babel is used to transpile ES6+ code to ES5 syntax. Install by running npm install --global babel
  • Webpack is used to bundle the JS & styles for the examples. Install by running npm install --global webpack

Project dependencies

  • Run npm install in the project root directory. This will install all of the project dependencies into the
    node_modules directory.

Development process

  • Run npm run dev to run the development server (webpack-dev-server), which will serve a live development version of the examples at localhost:9876.
  • Make changes to the library code in the src directory, and/or changes to the examples in the examples/src directory.
  • If you'd like to make changes or add further component documentation, follow the example on react-docgen.
  • Once you're happy with your library and/or documentation changes, run npm run docs. This allows the documentation build to run with your updated src code. git add and git commit the updated build.
  • git push to your forked version of the repo.
  • Open a Github pull request with your changes against master. ?

Notes

  • Do not make any changes in the lib or examples/build directories, as these directories are destroyed and
    regenerated on each build.
  • The development server uses react-hot-loader to automatically
    "hot reload" changes to React components, so refreshing your web browser is not necessary.